The Operational Meteosat Meteorological Products are produced by the MPEF, a facility in the Meteosat Ground Segment developed and operated by EUMETSAT under the Meteosat Transition Programme (MTP). The most important MPEF products are the wind products, derived from all three Meteosat channels. The current operational wind products are the Cloud Motion Winds, derived from 5 km resolution imagery in all three Meteosat channels, the High Resolution Visible winds, derived from full (2.5km) resolution visible images and Clear Sky Water Vapour Winds, derived from 5 km WV imagery in cloud free areas. The current status and quality of these wind products is presented. The planned development of the wind products from the current Meteosat MTP sate...
The Meteosat satellite service has surpassed all expectations raised during the development of the ...
Ponencia presentada en: 8th International Winds Workshop celebrado los días 24-28 de abril de 2006 e...
Ponencia presentada en: 8th International Winds Workshop celebrado los días 24-28 de abril de 2006 e...
The operational near-real time wind generation is at EUMETSAT based on two generations of geostation...
In August 2002 as the first Meteosat Second Generation satellite was launched a new era started at E...
EUMETSAT currently derives meteorological products operationally from four geostationary satellites....
The generation of Atmospheric Motion Vectors (AMVs) from geostationary satellite data at EUMETSAT ha...
This paper consists of two parts. The first part gives an overview of the meteorological products de...
This paper provides a summary of the status of the NOAA/NESDIS operational satellite wind product sy...
operational tasks as Meteosat-8 continuing the provision of product already derived by Meteosat-7 as...
The Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) system has become the primary European source of geostationary ...
The use, in a global uniform version of the ARPEGE model, of the Atmospheric Motion Vectors (AMV) pr...
Meteosat-8 commenced routine operations on January 29th 2004. EUMETSAT currently generates atmospher...
This paper summarizes the status of the operational satellite wind product system at NOAA/NESDIS. Re...
The advent of the Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) provides many new opportunities for improved deri...
The Meteosat satellite service has surpassed all expectations raised during the development of the ...
Ponencia presentada en: 8th International Winds Workshop celebrado los días 24-28 de abril de 2006 e...
Ponencia presentada en: 8th International Winds Workshop celebrado los días 24-28 de abril de 2006 e...
The operational near-real time wind generation is at EUMETSAT based on two generations of geostation...
In August 2002 as the first Meteosat Second Generation satellite was launched a new era started at E...
EUMETSAT currently derives meteorological products operationally from four geostationary satellites....
The generation of Atmospheric Motion Vectors (AMVs) from geostationary satellite data at EUMETSAT ha...
This paper consists of two parts. The first part gives an overview of the meteorological products de...
This paper provides a summary of the status of the NOAA/NESDIS operational satellite wind product sy...
operational tasks as Meteosat-8 continuing the provision of product already derived by Meteosat-7 as...
The Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) system has become the primary European source of geostationary ...
The use, in a global uniform version of the ARPEGE model, of the Atmospheric Motion Vectors (AMV) pr...
Meteosat-8 commenced routine operations on January 29th 2004. EUMETSAT currently generates atmospher...
This paper summarizes the status of the operational satellite wind product system at NOAA/NESDIS. Re...
The advent of the Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) provides many new opportunities for improved deri...
The Meteosat satellite service has surpassed all expectations raised during the development of the ...
Ponencia presentada en: 8th International Winds Workshop celebrado los días 24-28 de abril de 2006 e...
Ponencia presentada en: 8th International Winds Workshop celebrado los días 24-28 de abril de 2006 e...